The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 12Butterworths, 1936 - Law |
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Page 73
... and the parties of both parts profited by the daily contact , and gained in understanding of one another's viewpoints on matters of common interest . Leaders and others from the cities and towns met , and learned to know and to make ...
... and the parties of both parts profited by the daily contact , and gained in understanding of one another's viewpoints on matters of common interest . Leaders and others from the cities and towns met , and learned to know and to make ...
Page 203
I submit that this dictum of Lord Tomlin is equivalent to asserting that , though the money of account is common to England and Australia , it is , as common , practical only as a unit of account , and not practical for payment : and ...
I submit that this dictum of Lord Tomlin is equivalent to asserting that , though the money of account is common to England and Australia , it is , as common , practical only as a unit of account , and not practical for payment : and ...
Page 219
It is certainly clear that their Lord- . of an obligation expressed in the common unit of ships declared that England and Australia used the account . If this subject be pursued beyond the limits pound as a common unit of account ...
It is certainly clear that their Lord- . of an obligation expressed in the common unit of ships declared that England and Australia used the account . If this subject be pursued beyond the limits pound as a common unit of account ...
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